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Carlo Hein, Co-Founder of Ramborn Cider spoke to FNZ about the business journey to achieve its green credentials
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The retail giant has also pledged that 80% of the meals it offers will not include red meat
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John Lewis has committed to making all key raw materials in its own-brand products sustainable or recycled by 2025
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The six-week initiative, which was delivered by the environmental charity Hubbub, also helped participants save £16.50 every week
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The commitment is part of the retailer’s collaboration with WWF that aims to reduce the environmental impact of food production
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That’s the suggestion from Professor Madhavi Srinivasan and Assistant Professor Dalton Tay who spoke to FNZ about a novel new recycling technique
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Consumers will see through an application food items nearing their expiry date available to be collected in their area for free
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The new scheme will be introduced to 200 M&S food outlets across the UK
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The supermarket chain will roll out the new packaging for its entire steak range in all 890 UK stores
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The food retailer has set a target to achieve a 50% reduction of food waste by 2030
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A total of 55% of US citizens say they are recycling more frequently, according to a new survey
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Food waste? Not cool.
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